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3 Ways to Apply Hair Extensions

By Matthew Lynch
January 30, 2024
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Hair extensions are a popular and versatile method for enhancing your natural hair. They can add length, volume, or even a pop of color, depending on the type you choose. If you’re considering adding extensions to your look, it’s essential to know which application methods are available. In this article, we’ll take a look at three effective ways to apply hair extensions.

1. Clip-In Extensions

Clip-in extensions are a temporary and low-commitment option that can easily be applied and removed by yourself at home. They come in small sections with clips attached, making them simple to use and blend with your natural hair.

To apply clip-in extensions:

– Start by washing and thoroughly drying your hair.

– Create horizontal sections around the head using a tail comb.

– Attach clip-in extension pieces by opening the clips and sliding them into place along the hairline of each section.

– Snap the clips closed to secure the extension.

– Continue this process while working up from the nape of your neck towards the crown.

These clip-in extensions can last several months with proper care and maintenance, which includes regular washing and brushing.

2. Tape-In Extensions

Tape-in extensions provide a more semi-permanent solution compared to clip-ins. They feature thin wefts with adhesive tape on one side, which allows them to lay flat against the head for a more seamless appearance.

To apply tape-in extensions:

– It is highly recommended to have these professionally applied by a hairstylist.

– Clean and dry hair before application.

– Create sections in the hair similar to applying clip-ins.

– Peel off the backing from the adhesive tape.

– Sandwich your natural hair between two tape-in wefts by sticking them together, ensuring none of the adhesive touches your scalp.

Tape-in extensions typically last 6-8 weeks before they need re-application or adjustments. It is crucial to use sulfate-free products and avoid oil-based hair products when caring for this type of extension.

3. Fusion Extensions

Fusion extensions, also known as keratin bond extensions, offer a more permanent hair extension solution. Tiny bundles of hair are attached strand-by-strand to your natural hair using heated keratin bonds or glue.

To apply fusion extensions:

– This method is best performed by a professional hairstylist as it requires specialized tools.

– Hair must be clean and dry before application.

– The hairstylist will use a heating tool to attach the keratin bond or glue to your natural hair.

– Fusion extensions are usually applied in small sections, ensuring even distribution and weight.

Fusion extensions can last between 3-5 months with proper care. However, they require more maintenance than other methods due to the nature of the bonds and the time they spend in your hair.

In conclusion, there are several ways to apply hair extensions depending on your preferred level of commitment and desired outcome. Whichever method you choose, make sure you follow proper care instructions to protect your natural hair and enjoy long-lasting results.

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